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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

The trouble between The Tsilelrs' Union
snd The merchant taiiors ever tie new
sc5esiale of prices. which The f,,raseT PRO-
posed - adopt April /. has not bse1 settled
AnetheF alessing was hela yesterday sfer-
Door. vsen canDsttee vss spposnte8 20
MAKE isst Effort - iuduce tAe msrcnsnfs
- sdopt The nsv schefase % prices. The
ccnnliiise reported a. rsseiin4 held issl
evening hat tAe merchants It'll REFUSED to
sccsps tae sezie, but vhak set0n vss tsksn
On The report could net oe sz&rnes. ne-s-
osrs ot the Union sasiar thar il woaia aot
De nsatss paalie uatil tas kouF for rss1 nnin<
worS this mornine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

The following document <ss prepared.
signed and hsBds1 IN by q fsv of the ssaunch
trends Of toe lFez Ss5s Nfxs. and since
Il explains isseif ws pubiish IL vithoai COM
meat
Believing. after watching the course Of the
Hssf >ffs Ns,fs daring the frst yezF of rs
puhiicafion. thsr i IL an honest ara cas,sbie
newspaper u TIE hsn5s Of "a h0nsst and
worthy pabsisber. and that it is tsrinr con
d7csef 70 tee i8tsrsss Of TIE West size par
tiealsriy ssd 81 Grand Rspi8s generally. vs
fhe undersxaed. recommend Il ts tbs rsa0-
iBx pubic ss messy. conservative sad
morally pure IN tore, snd en1orse L - busi-
ress men a. fss -eisss ueekly sdverfssinz
nss8ians snd rs plesze 09rseiTs 20 lsad j.
cur ndiyidnai. soclsl and snsncisl coun-
fsnsncs a. org ss 4 Il sept up % ils pres
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Mansrsr smifh Is igrnishipg The patrons
Of his palace II amusement with an enter
ssinusnt thoroughly xsod ia every par
ticalsr. AID despite opposition i having a
run of e1ceiicnt bgsizsss. The Iaverne
Sisters sre as fse tfsDezs artists rs can De
f0und n the cuunfr~. ard their seats arr
Smply marvellous. The I&vsrne Bros DO
n pleasing bar scf and the La~efue s{rar-
tstfe sppesr 20 advantage on The R0u'sa
ladders. TAs nasxnetic jasenils trso are ex-
tfsmsiy fanny. Cooper 4 Lovsiv DO clever
song snd dss,cs, Lew aBd (58ldie Carroll do
IsuRha5ie Datsa turn. the Lsmoshss ap-
pear IN thrilling sist0e clog aEd TIE stce <
company sssist 10 he mssing Up Of sn en-
ioysbie evenings amassmenI
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

To the members and their wives of the
ks wsh Ee Wan Tribe 70. 2. the Kslsnsa-
roo Tribe ef + q r. n. and By friends. 7
desire C extend 10 yra ny heart FIT thar "a
fsr the kindres4 ron have sho~n ne and
pecizifv - fae Neohic Tfibe. II which nv
decessesi bashe1d vas . member. Lshsii
ever hold "a memory toe fratsruN lovs and
ehsrity stc~n rse sud ray beloved hus-
band I Also de<irs 70 thank Mr. = p.
Eisiev for The timelr AID re hss given rss
il tbs SD hoar of bereavement
Mss ". J. HExx1xsS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Bosros, April l3-At meeting OF the
overseers OF Harvard College today, Hon,
Chss. r. Goldman was chosen President.
The Board concurrsd with the President
and fellows in the rsappointrnent OF the fol-
lowing assistants. professor. and instru It
ors. Frederick Irving knight. NJ. ID, Lar
ynxology, Harold North Fowler. NJ. ID
Latin aud Greek Arcaelogy: Hm. Henry
Gardner, A. b. d., NJ. d.. Operative Den
tistFy; VIM. Almory Gardner. A b. GreeA:
also in the election of john Henry Wright
as Professor of Greek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Crscurr-Winsgow NJ MAYO ys Philan-
der b. Wright. Trespass on the Ease. On
trial.
sUPERIoR-The People vs. Michael Brock.
Assault with intent TO do great bodily
harm. Motion To discharge upon q plea
argued and motion granted.
PnoBArE-Estate of Leonard D'Ooge, de.
ceased. WIZ filed Order appointing Jno.
A. 5. yerdier, special sdministrator.-In
re Peter Heckerna, an INDECENT insane per-
son. Order of admission 70 asylum 81 Kali
snazoo at expense of Kent cognty.-Es-
tate of James ODonneIl. deceased. Exc
cuior's bond filsd aud letters issued TO Tbos.
and Edward 0'Dopnell. Estate OF Mar
garctta G. Hughes, minor. Order dis
charging edsrdian aud cancelinx bond
Esfsts OF Thomas Consty, deceased. Peii-
ton for sn accounting fil.d and Nav set
for hearing. g.--Esiaie of Emily Kennedy,
deceassd. Inventory fled.
PoIIcE-A Michael Sweeney. Drunk Twelve
days in iail.--Wm. Hayes Vsgrancy.
Ten days IN jail --Nich.e. Hogan. Va
graney. Ten da7s IN isii.--James Ara
Old juvenile dlsorlerly person. Ad-
iourDed 70 April l4.--Joseph thinner.
Pointing 6re arms. Adjourned 20 April %
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Ihs efforts OF Deputy Game Warden
Tovne 10 capture the maraudsrs who have
been spsaring Il "a at Reeds Lake had been
unsuccessful 10 10 Tu,siag night. when be
made quite a haul. Re spied boat on the
east side OF the lake. s5oat hundred feet
from the shore. and made for II. Its occu-
psnts saS his spproseh. tbrsr their torch
IN the wster and started 20 MAKE OF. bat
the fsdeuo.a5le Game Warden was nearing
~ too Sreas pace. The ui9hi wzs very
dark. 50 the men plugged into tae uaser
and scrambled ashore 10 es,ape rscoxnition.
TheT isft t3elr boat and ps'apkernalia.
however which Nr. Fo~ne took possession
of Ia the nams 81 the State cf Michigan.
thus making the arst visible capture under
the new gsme iaw- IN the beat were
nearly haadrs1 hne perch and has which
we're disrrfhuts5 smeng the people st The
tsndisx. From THE eapsursa boat Mr.
ToNne STAIRS that he has discovered the
identity Of The nesrGHdeTs. and proposes 10
make IL warm Tor ihsrd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

The West SIDE rigk vas brilliant scene
Of i-stivity last aisht. ths ooezslon being =
concert and social for the benefit OF sL
PsaFs ehnrch. The Jap4ness welding an
Ger the direction u the Pe4ed s.siers. was
interesting and pleasing. Miss DssiAmsn
aud Ms. KELSEY sang q daest IN al excel
Isn't manner, auc song by AFs Mcpherson
and Miss Lucy Long Was loudly applaudsd.
Alter this. lie cream sad d1nclng Was N
ofier. an the party nroke ap about nse-
night There was large sGsendAnee. and
quite large sum Was raised, shich vii DC
Panls church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Rev. G. Il Thomzs. pastor 81 tbe spriux.
& Hsthosiist Cbarch. has ttnrnsa tuua ais
southern trip. While ia Tennsssee he s.ii
snd ai8red hinleef aud vas tins abi7ref
e. refarn bezse sccue- thsn he * pecfssf
SIS end 4 ict of e,rf fhinka r. tire stars
~ eslsties. Hr Thomas = raridlg rseov-
srtur frofa he result ~ hfs ininrr xnf ex-
reets - - seie - ts&e eharrs ef ais nQck
n : ccuris 81 ~srks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

New YoRK. April l3.-Joseph Pulitzer,
proprietor OF the World, viii begin the pub
licxtion of Pennsylvania edition of thai
paper in few days. Il will be issued from
Philadelphia and viii contain the news ol
Psnnsylvania in addition TO the New York
news Ii Is understood tina. San Francisco
edition OF the World Is also under c0nsider-
alton. The scheme for q London edition
mas been abandoned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Just arrived thfs morning ~ - C.nxl.ss
tne dnest Ahrics of TURKISH rrx.. slso
csiars bard nafs carbohydrates ss.srf-
arp nsts and ynshion on7ers swrr seen r.
ta1s city. $50 tie wsFid csiehrasr4 p~r-
fnsssry etfo % roses. rksch pill be ssfd a.
eo1t tosiag n pFivsfs ssle R@rs<sr her
tnese zgeis sr- ~ fne~f sBa sslkg. srss -
prelsr - ~ AZ 80 than pay sxneees =
eaIr1 e CAlesen
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
can.ai.n raeifIs catch.. the idea.

WrssIrke, Man. April l3--The Canadian
Pacific. following in the wake of American
railways, and ss result of the Interstate
Commerce law, have about and in some
instances more than. doubled freight rates
on all classes between Winnipeg and the
Pacific coast. The increase will average AGO
per cent An exception is made only IN
the grain and -four trade, 81 rs 10 keep
American -four from Oregon out OF The
Bri fieh Columbia market. Rates 10 East
ern Canada remain unchanged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

TIE fanersi of ths lsss Jamss Hsnaeesey
teok piscs fson Ire csthsxIrsi yesterday
uorni1x. snd ths Anciemt Order q n sb~r-
n'Ans sstsasiea ia bosiy. and sqona of
polieeraen were pre@ent - g4y rexp~ee 80
ne rasnofy q th@s- departed esnrs.ss.
TIE curtc<e that felia.ed TIE rer1sses T.
ihe grave sss vsry ioos- &ad nasny 7ekysEs
we're heard Esf ~ 8sata.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
Died from JOY.

NEW YoEK. April i3.-An sged Irishman
known as Bind Tom. who lost his sight
while IL the army. and has been receiving
q pension OF 81 per month. dropped dead
IN salocl today on receivirg notice
from Washington that be was entitled TO
S. 000 arrears OF pension. and would here
after receive SO per month
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

TIE eonisss her Ehs i<&thsF ~slktt ehsn.'
Pianskip hetse~n JACK Mesa. ef 81 ts..
s~ph. aud JoAany gs@ea- of this esfg. 81.
Frs1sy nizht. snd wlli oe doaot be oAose-
ly-confestsd bsglie. 1soFes Hsasoa all
seeon1 Mesh and J4el oshsea wia io-sk
xtief HoaeA
fhs sasiesIax esplatas isseli
Gk&sB RAFfES. April =.
sgsussx kdfsor 81 the fkls4kak. hlK1eD-
AZ PIKE 5ohnsoa lziied % fesponi 10 the
agreement mate between as. - iixaf eight
r0unds, desirs 20 nsske tbe same F.scposls
lion q Jsasss NuFpAy. o. l viii hgsf blaa
10 a finish wilh hard gloves Dor tie eatfre
gate receipts match 70 take place IA ~
about 6Eaad Rspits Hn. z Gshss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

TIE haseahsrs oft5nsn& Raisas Losee 10
= A - ars - aessef - nssef af
faeir SSH - snal sf., frtssg April 3. ~
I ? n, - stlens the fassrss ~ 80 Jean
boet u FEkxTF, n ~.
6. X. WETcassTF Rec,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Lss-ts.s 4 AsFi Five sases sers hszrl
ta.sf sad .1s L.l.ils si1g ssco-i - ths e4lk
fa1 fagr4l4s sud krdag. 81. -, 54 -, -
81 81 81 ~ - -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Only q fev Of those = cent git wall papers
remain. Make your selections early.
HknvKY & HEYsrEg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Wasassspss. Aprl ia-kor Western
y it1iga1-Lslzl nslns a s'ight riss IA
= asesFzsllrs. s1stslly Ninsls, os1o11inz Fsr1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

e make specially Of pure goods 81 bat
tom pfsces. Get our prices ss Ne can save
YOU money. HAKvEY & HEYsrKK.
= Ottawa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

nFvns CxxTRx Apr9l Iz-fzertfszne~
Pieete sssconfn9e - A. tcr 4 ehr<csas af
Bgrea csntrS ne woo1s are fssl q fheru.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Members of he Wah Ke Wan Tribe No.
q. Imp'd. o. 4. NJ. are hereby ordered 10
appear a. their Wigwam on Friday, April
IS. lSS7, at ls50 2. M. 70 attend the funeral
OF Our late brother John Boot.
CHAs. ID. NKAHR, FRED. Z. TEMPLE,
SscheTn. &. OF T.
Members ofo xsshtewoag and She Ne Ne
Kow are requested TO meet and attend ss
above.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

NAITN
To ali Whom II May Concern.
IL the people a. large Gon'i care who does
the work as long - they csn gel il done
well. fully 10 their satisfaction. and ar l eul-
ploy the best dyer in the state. ! sdviss
them 10 get their work done BOW a. TIE
Eagle Steam Dye ao1ss. Ne p C2nsl-st.
Ny motto. BEST Work sad Lowest Prices
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

We make 90 order hoEse and sfors shades
Of al sizes. Get our prices.
HsRvsr & HxxsTEk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Lsdie,. did yOu know sehuItss opens to-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

II ycu inssn& hsvtn< snT nfe1errs frs-uas
g nof fs5i - Esl sn1 sse ~ ssrTees So
sortne1t knd sse rr ps tfeT srs o5erfas st
HssSxE q HxH1<x
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Aayos. ssa ssa You ussr. 20 fnd
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

lsrxef aseortaaeaf Newest dszsFEs.
I-3sssl prices II HAEssY & HExsxsss
- Ottawa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Are you going to attend suAaiiIs's Nat
fofxP
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

AK sRRonEous IDEA.

AZ isgsftssefs Be.t 1fs' gras ia oar saAisersa
edsa0a 49, San1t4
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

No = CAsAL ST.
GEAxp RArIns. Mieh. March a.. lssl
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ENok RENT Or SAI.E-FIgE THEEE-sTuEl,
n pressed BRICK, bay-N lnd"s hons-s "a 9Th 81. us-
tween u 81 aud stanton llE.e ne. rsnIss slia
baih large clOsets. furnace heat. on trAte: ttiiis
oven larse cellar with nuuT. and
tionary laundry trays with hut ana oUd NAtcr "a
modern TrON enseuts Inquire n Jol staHt,n lia,o
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Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
board last night President strauss occupied the
chair In the upper board and President Sweeney in
the lower board The council voted unanimously
TO change the rules so as to have only one regular
meeting each month. but the proposal was laid on
the table by the aldermen. The aldermen passed
an ass a. sae
two-thirds vote in the council The mayor sent o
letter to the boards urging the building OF new
burial ground. The letter was referred 70 the
committee on public property. Hon. l. w. Corb.r,
delegate-elect TO the general assembly OF Virginia,
resigned his seat In the common council and an
election on the 18th OIL December In the third ward
TO I'LL the vacancy was ordered. The council re-
fused the oner Of the Virginia ship Building Co to
arrears OF taxes. The bills OF Corporation Attor.
ney Brent and Special Counsel Mushbach, each
were passed against the protest of Mr. Germond,
who wanted TO know show many more lawyers
this council was going to pay for doing nothing"
ordered TO be paid. Some other bills were passed
and tax cases acted on. and the board adjourned.
I'D cry EEsras met n con-
seer OF the outdoor poor and Bernard Struder in
spector OF oysters. Vacancies In the city school
send D. Kendall; second ward, Henry Strauss:
third ward, Herbert Bryant; fourth ward, w. A.
Vincent. The election OF the keeper Of the poor
house was, against the protest OF Councilman Ger.
mond, indefinitely postponed. The convention
then dissolved.
NorEs..Rev: R. F: Bishop leetured in the Christ
Observation-Disclosures able improvements have been
made at the city gas works, but the flow OF gas
j. M. NOurse delivered discourse at Grace Church
Mission last night.-Lieut. Smith and Policeman
Franks found yesterday some silk and other
goods alleged TO have been stolen from PretZ-
felderS store at the house OF his porter, Elisha
Wash1ngtOn.-The Friendship Company will hold
meeting S ,o-ngnEpnralm, Lee eolored In
Hon. John Critcher is quite i'll at hfs residence on
Prince street,. +. Burroughs has bought for
$500 a lot OF ground on Columbus street, between
Princess and PendletOn.--Miss r. A. Kline has
bought OF K. A. Gulick, for 500, frame dwell
Ing and lot on Fairfax street, between Wilkes and
WOlfa sfrpntS
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IMPOSSIBLE
TO SELL DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN WE ARE
SELLING THEM.
Newest Fancy Style DRESS GOODS, one yard and
half wide pure WOOL worth 81 90; reduced cash
price, SOC.
HANDSOME PLAID BLACK SILK VELVET, ex-
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and Q half wide. 75c.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. excellent quality, 81
Large Size WOOL LAP ROBES, $3.50
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 9TH st
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled.
e2.0O, s2.25. $3.50
FRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods all pure fue
WOOL wide double width all colors; great bargain at
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DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense size, ex-
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II yards for o.. 90.
fold. IL yards for 32 90. '''
BROADC1OTH for Ladies' suits, all pure fine wool,
one yard and half wide, all colors ellis.
TRlCO CLOTH. pure wool, double width 37]<c
COLORED SILK VELvETS 81; reduced to soc
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
&oOO worth Ut dry goods entities the purchaser to
pair q handsoma ID mask Towels, knotted fringe
$1,000 worth Of dry gOois emit les the purchaser to
isrse-size handsome Bridal Quilt worth 81 so n19
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The TRIAL OF Private W. VI. Friddell, OF battery E.
I'd artillery, before cOurt-martial, at the Wash
ington barracks, on the charge OF embeZZlem MT
WAS concluded yesterday with the arguments Of
Mr.. W. T. Bailey for the accused and Lieut. H. C.
lanes Judge advocate
The Virginia Republican Association last nigh,
selected the following delegates 70 represent then
at the National CLUB Convention TO be held In New
York city: Messrs. j. 81. Harris, W. C. Martin, dele
gates, Ralph L singleton, K J. Shelton, and W.
T. Brawner, alternateS
Robert Besll sends Harper's Magazine for Deem.
Der.
From Shillington We have Harper's Magazine
LippdncoIts Magazine and the American Magazine
for December.
bin for = divorce has been filed for Laura j.
Heron against Charles Heron.
Tomorrow being legal holiday there VIII be an
early session OF the Police Court The witnesses
viii be summoned for 7:3O O'Clock and the court
Will convene half an hour later.
Columbia Typographical Union No. 1O1 has ap-
propriated 500 10 assist the Louisville Union In
contest now In progress there.
TIE WBBKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
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Transfer, Of Real Es,a,e.

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: J. W.
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free to every subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
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DRATH or DR. wozxcRAFT.-Dr. o. NJ Wozen-
craft, OF California, died at No. 1235 18th street
nOrthwest last evening Of gastric fever
In the seyenty-fourth year OF his age. Dr.
No1encrart was one OF the early settlers OF Cali
fornisL He was one OF the trainers OF the first
constitution OF that State He was a man OF
ability and welded considerable influence In his
state. He was well known In Washington, having
spent many winters In this city.
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Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Educa.
donal and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
of the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
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ularly every six months June and December).
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TB.SKsFIyISs DAY EXCURSION TICKETS ON THE
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accommodate Its patrons. the Baltimore and Pc
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Nov % and "a. good 10 return until the 18th In
elusive at one dollar and sixty cents sl.6O) Tor
tn- round trip; tickets VIII De good on all regular
trails between the two cites within the limit.
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sales Of Real Estate.

q. g. Hubbard has bought for $1,000 Of Evan
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NH seal, - acres, more or less, on Massachusetts,
avenue extended Kate Randall has bought for
f4.5J0 Of May X Macarty lot 264, Ms sub Mt
Pleasant, near the head Of 9th street Minnie C.
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